Hi, i have a weird problem here, and it seems noone else experienced this problem before, so I hope someone can help me with this:
Everytime a user changes the settings of it's page, the blog from the user gets disabled. I couldn't find a way to enable this again using the webinterface, I always have to enable it manually in the database. The field 'isenabled' in the website table is set to 0 and when I change it back to 1, everything is working fine again. As long as the 'isenabled' field is set to 0, you only get a 404 message when trying to access the weblog of that user. I already have this problem for some time now, but luckily the users are not changing there settings that often. I hoped it would fix the problem when I updated to 2.3 today, but it is still the same. I already changed all the bit fields to tinyint, because I also faced the problems with the comments like some others, but this also didn't help with my problem. I'm not sure if this is of any meaning for my problem, but maybe it can help someone figure out my problem. I checked the mysql log, and the update query which changes the settings, also explicitly gives 'isenabled=0'. I don't have the time to go through the code myself to find the reason for this, but maybe one of the developers have an idea why this is. And on the settings page, there is a hidden field: enabled=false, I'm also not sured what this is, but it looks suspicios to me. I hope someone can help my with this problem. It's not so serious, but it is still anyoing that I always have to reenable the users again. Thanks, Joerg -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/User-gets-disabled-when-changing-settings.-t1796523s12275.html#a4895656 Sent from the Roller - User forum at Nabble.com.
